but somehow, all of the problems that are beneath bolivian society have been arosen in a violent way, it becomes scary. nothing is under control. just violence. just rage. one famous instance of violent rage happens in september 2006. it was really, really a terrible fight. it was really, really a tense situation. jose aruqipa is a former member of the minority party in bolivia. that night i remember the president in the assembly was leading the session. lazarte calls for all constitutional reforms to be passed by a simple majority. jose s party reacts angrily, knowing they will have no say in these reforms.
violent rage happens in september 2006. it was really, really a terrible fight. it was really, really a tense situation. jose au, qipa is a former member of the minority party in bolivia. he s there that evening. that night i remember the president in the assembly was leading the session. he calls for all constitutional reforms to be passed by a simple majority. jose s party reacts angrily knowing they will have no say in these reforms. i recall that we took to the session small plastic bottles, and we started hitting the bottles and making noise and yelling dictatorship, dictatorship so that they could stop the session. words are not enough to stop the proceedings. you see people standing on desks yelling at each other. women throwing paper.
years of military rule, and then a string of governments, infamous for human rights abuses, narcotics trafficking, and economic corruption. but some say the word democracy should be used lightly when it comes to bolivia. what this violent fight says about the political system in bolivia, it s a system of failure. violence, it s the consequence of the lack of real democracy. we have elections. we have a congress. we have democratic representatives that have been elected. but somehow all of the problems that are beneath bolivian society have been erosion in a violent way, it becomes scary. nothing is under control. just violence. just rage. one famous instance of violent rage happens in september 2006.
infamous for human rights abuses, narcotics trafficking, and economic corruption. but some say the word democracy should be used lightly when it comes to bolivia. what this violent fight says about the political system in bolivia, it s a system of failure. violence, it s the consequence of the lack of real democracy. we have elections. we have a congress. we have democratic representatives that have been elected. but somehow all of the problems that are beneath bolivian society have been erosion in a violent way, it becomes scary. nothing is under control. just violence. just rage. one famous instance of violent rage happens in september, 2006. it was really, really a terrible fight.
former president bush there speaking out on the senate cia torture report. it describes mock executions, sleep deprivation, slapping, punching, freezing showers. detainees shackled for hours to a concrete floor. now, the reports suggest the cia used these interrogation methods but that president bush was not told about it for years. let s bring in josh rogan. josh, you ve written about this. help us understand what the report says here. what was it that the president was not told and for how long? thanks, great to see you. according to the report the senate said that the cia didn t brief the president on the details of the techniques until september, 2006, more than four years after the program started. what the cia s response is that they tried brief the president but senior white house officials presented them from speaking president bush because they didn t want president bush to